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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
THE NEW YORK LABOR PARTY.
Henry Georges old Platform Adopt.
ed by fhe Committee.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, August l9.-The
Committee on Platform of the United
Labor Convention held long session
last night, resulting in the retention of
the Clarendon Hall platform on which
Henry George made his canvass for
mayor of New York.
A variety OF propositions were sab
mitted, and the batch was divided into
three parts-one going into the waste
basket, the second being referred to the
Committee on Resolutions as not per
tanning TO the platform, and the third
being handed over to Henry George,
who presided. for his consideration.
There are three avowed Socialists on
the platform committee. After the ex-
clusion of socialistic delegates yester-
day, besides the New York rejected
delegates, two OF the delegates from
the Twelfth New York city district and
six from Onondaga county, besides a
number Of individuals from various To-
calities, vacated their seats in the con-
yenton.
Active efforts are being put forth by
The SOCIALISTS to organize q new party,
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in which they have the cooperation OF
the active anti-George influences.
They propose to begin their movement
in the chops Of New York city, and ex-
tend it thence in the State, and that
trades-unions be invited TO unite with
what shall be known as an organized
labor movement, whose members sd al
be from unions irrespective OF social
istic or labor factions.
This mornings session was wholly
devoted TO reading the platform and
resolutions. Henry George reported
the platform, which was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions made
long report, which was debated,
amended, and passed.
At the closing session this afternoon
a State committee was appointed, and
then the business of selecting ticket
was commenced.
The old platform adopted at Claren-
don Hall last year was taken as the
groundwork for the new platform, and
enlarged to suit the necessities OF the
State campaign. A few Of the planks
Of the platform of the old Greenback-
abor pant were also used One of the
principal ofthese favored the establish
mcnt Of a postal bank and postal tel
egraph system.
After very spirited debate it was
decided not openly 10 oppose the So
cialist organic ton, but as q compro-
mise a plank was used opposing State
aud public control of any subject
which is not a matter OF public con-
Germ.
A full State ticket was put in nomi-
nation, as follows Secretary Of State,
Henry George, OF New York Comp
trollcr, Victor A. Wilder. OF Kings
county State Treasurer, b. II. Cum
mings, Of Montgomery Attorney-(ien-
eral, Dennis G. Fecly, OF Monroe; Stat
Engineer and Surveyor, Syiyanus a.
Sweet, Of Boone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
TIE BRITISH pARLsANEST
The Irish National League Pro.
claimed by tie GOyerainenf.

lBy Auglo-American cable to the Displtch.l
IoSDov, August 19.-Mr. Balfour.
Chief Secretary Tor Ireland, announced
in the House of Commons this after
noon that the Government had pro-
claimed the IIlsh National League. he
said tie league was proclaimed as Il
dangerous association under section Il
Of the Irish crimes act amendment
bin recently made law. Cheers and
counter cheers. The Government had
thus taken the power conferred upon
them by that statute 10 prohibit and
suppress the league. Mr. Balfour said
there are two sub-heads OF the sixth
section OF the act mentioned in the
proclamation, which declares as follows :
Whereas we are satisfied that there
exists in ireland an association known
as the Irish National League, which in
parts OF Ireland promotes and incites
the acts of violence and intimidation.
"A voice: Its a lie no branch OF the
league is engaged in such work. y The
subject was then dropped and the House
went into committee on the land
allotment bill.
EFFECT OF THE PROCLAMATION.
The rroclaiming of the league was
the subject of excited discussion i'll the
lobbies OF Parliament this evening. The
Gladstoneans assert that the Govern
mcnt is unjust and imprudent in pro-
claiming tie league. The Parnellites
gay that the Government wish to create
trouble and outrage in Ireland during
the coming winter; that the proclama-
ton will foice the EXTREMIST measures
of tie league to the front, AMI that the
Cove. Iment viii bitterly repent their
action. All the important documents
OF the league have been removed from
the headquarters in Dublin.
PRESS COMMENTS on THE PROCLAMATION.
LONDON, August 20.-The NeVs this
morning SAYS: 1.-The proclamation OF
the league will have little effect. Eg-
cept that they will not call themselves
members OF the league the same men
will acct for discussion and to advise
neiehbors. Whatever is healthy and
good in the league vii be able to
work on AS before. We hope ana irmly
believe that natural and just dlscontant
in Ireland will not seek relief in secret
conspiracy"
The Post fully approves the procla-
nation of the league.
The Telegraph considers the Gov
ernment's course in proclaimlng the
League as eminently discreet, and says
that had they adopted the arbitrary and
total suppression OF the league, who
would have risked the full opposition
OF the dissidents?
The Chronicle mildly approves the
Tow rnmsnt's steps. IT says: IT Is an
unquestionable fact that ireland Is TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
baseball Yesterday.

At Cincinnati
Cincinnats. .. 3 0 | 0 l 0 0 II
Brookyns % 0 % 0 % , OF
Pose. hits: Cincinnatis, II; Brook
lyns, 3. Errors: Cincinnatis 2; Brook
lyrs, ..
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 4O1O20 o. 8
New Works o 0 00J , : q X-lO
Base-hits Philadelphias, 10; New
Yorks. Il. Errors Philadelphias, > :;
New Yorks, ,. Batteries Builinton
and Cunning; Welch and Brown.
At Pittsburgh
Thirteen innings.l
Pitts. o , o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 Is
hi. .O03 02 5000 o %
Pasc-hits: Pittshurghs, Is; Chicl-
Cos, II. Errors: Pittsburghs, 4 Chi
Cages, 8. Batteries: CALVIN and Nil
lcI; GARRISON and Flint.
At Cleveland
Clevelande. ...3 900 | 90 l %
Metropolitans.. o 0 5000 > %
Basc-hits: Cleyclands, 10; MetroPo-
litans, 8. Errors: Clevelands, 3 ; Me
tropolitans, 7.
1t Boston:
Bostons. .....O 5000 IS
Va.linet rs. % 0 600 0 q 0 6-6
Rasc-hlts: Bostous, u; Washing
tons, j.. Errors: Hostons, y; wash
iuctons ,. Batteries: Madden anl
late; Cdsy, Dealy, and Gilligan,
It Indianapolis:
llcr lnn.ncs.l
Ildianapolis..l 90 Q o 0 0 0 o 81
notrJiis ....01 0 100 0 0 G-l
Dlsc-lits: indianapolis, 10; De
troits, j.. Errors: Indianapolis, 3 !;
Dctroi. =. Batteries: SLreve aud
Myers; Conway and Bennett.
1T Louisville:
Lovisvilles. q ] 0O3 002 II
Balrllorcs. .. . 0O04 Ks
Ease-lits: Louisvilles, -; Balti-
mores, u. Errors: LoaisyIlles, 8;
Baltimorcs, >.
st St. Louis:
st. Louis. 3 ] 3 3 % + 6 0-22
Athletics II e 10000 o / s
Base-bits: st. Louis, %; Athletics,
Il. Eros: st. Louis, ) !; Athletics, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, August 19.-This was the
thirteenth day Of the race meeting
here, the races Of yesterday having
been postponed. The weather was
cloudy and the track heavy.
First race-Tcnlessee stakes for two
car-olds-thrc quarters Of & mile
Emperor Of Norfolk won Van Lee
land second, Pee Weep third. Time,
1872,
Second race one and one hall
milcs-Brown Duke won Irish Pat
second, Ellerslic third. Time, 2:i6}.
Third Congress Hall stakes
for all ages thrce-quartor- mile heats
Cleaner won the first heat, with Pear.
Jennings second AMI Wahoo third.
Tine, l:lGl. The second heat was tin
ishcd with the horses in the same or
der as in the first. Time, Iii.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
wards hickahominy won; Nettle Sc
cond. Lclax third. fine, 1871.
Filth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two
and one half mies-WarIington won ;
Abraham second, Breyfogle third.
Time, 1901.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Deaths.


CARDCNA.-nied, Friday, August 10. ut $3.50
A. H., at her mothers residence, i5iSeast Main
street, kEBECCA CARDONA; aged twenty
Eve years.
Tho funeral will tate place from IN, rcSi-
dence THIS Saturday EVENING OF 3 O'Clock.
Friends and acIuaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
FALL-Diei. Friday morning AZ 307 o'clock,
nj tho residence Of hsr husband. 10 Dennis
street Mrs. LIZZIE FALL; age twenty-three
years. She leaves q husband and two children
20 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from her late re.
sidsnce THIS Saturday MORNING az Q
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are iu-
yitei 10 attend
MAHONEY.-Diod, August 10, at s:l5 A. NJ.
WALTER j. MAHONEY, tho Oldest son OF
Francis ard Ellen Z. Mah0ney; aged forty
seven year,.
Funeral will take place from st. Patricks
church y. ". SATURDAY the 9)th. Friends
and scqualntances Invited 10 attend.
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Mobile, and Baltimore
papers please copy.
sCHLUETER.-Diet. August 10, ls-7. At
twenty minutes TO 10 O'CLOCK, LOUIS ANlliO-
Ny, iufant child II ". II. aud Il c. Schluetor {;
aged seven months and sixteen days.
Little loved one now at rest
Safe upon the SaUOur's breast.
The funeral viii take place from St. Mary 3
German Catholic church SUNDAY, August 2l5t,
at L. VI. Friends and acluaintances Of the
family are respectfully Invited tO attend with
out further notice.
St. Louis (lo.) and Jasper Qnd.) paper'
please copy. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
A NOVEL CASE.
ANaynI officer Convicted OF Viola.
ton of the Utah Law in
the District of CO.
lumbia.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispaeh.l

WASHINGTON, August l9.-Council
concluded argument before Judge
Harper in the Police Court to-day in
the case of Observation-Disclosures n
Crawford, United States navy, who is
accused upon two informations OF
having had illicit relations in this dis
trict with a young girl named Eva
White, in violation OF the provision OF
the statute known as the Utah law.
j ldge Harper, in disposing OF the case,
said thst he had fully reviewed
the evidence that lie could not accept
the de'endant's explanation OF the cii-
camstances aud facts set forth in the
testimony that he should hold the &C.
cused guilty on both informstions, aud
that the sentence would be six months
in Jail in each case. An appeal was
noted, bond being fixed att 81 900. J. Is.
Bryan, well-known grocer OF thiscity,
became surety for the amount. HIS
case has attracted unususl attention,
both Oh account OF the novelty OF the
proceeding under the Utah law and OF
the social standing OF the defendant,
who is an officer In the navy OF hitherto
good reputation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
TEE UtE TROUBLES.
Tne reported outbreak Believed 30
20 Greatly Exaggerated.
nv felegrap h 70 the Dspatchl


WAsmNGroy, August 1S.-The War
Department officials have received no
official Information on which to base
fears of serious outbreak among the
White-River Ctes, although it is ac-
knowledgod that if the Utes become
aroused and any number 60 on the
war-path the results might be diSas
troue, for they arc very numerous and
greet fighters. The latest information
received at the War Department
about the reported outbreak, and
in fact the first from mill
tary scarce, is the following dispatch
which tue Adiutant General has
received from Major Randlett, of the
Ninth infantry, who is in command of
tot puchesne, under date OF Au-
gust 10th
The rlmors from the Colorado line
receive careful attention. On Sunday
last Burns sent to Meeker an employee
named MacAndrews, with Wass, Char
lev, Cayanaugh, MacCook, and six
other Utes, to ascertain the facts.
Upon receipt OF telegram this morn
ing drove over to Ouray. While there
n letter as follows was received from
MacAndrews
'"Roughciy, Colo., August ID
Everything all right on the Blue noun
tains here. The whites seem to think
that people around Mckee are badly
scarcd. Have seen nobody who knows
anything from Meeker. Will leave attet
dinner for Meeker. The Indians with
me want you to tell the Indians at
Unitah and Ouray not to be scared.
Wass, MacCook, and myself 60 to
Meeker and l will write you again
when | find ont more.
[Signedl 'MAcANDREws.
The Indians living at the agencies
ere undisturbed, ond oil are at home.
Old Colorow is said to be hunting in
the mountains of Colorado, and young
Colorow, his son, is with MacAndrews
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
THE RIDDLEBERGER MATTER.
The Senator improving 49, Six Of
Ilis Hcseucrs Indicted for
UiSdemcauOr.
Special telegram 10 The Dispatch. J


WooDsTocg, Va, August I9.-Sena-
tor Kiddlebcrger is considerably better
to-day. lie is still confined to the
house, but looks very fresh and bright.
10 a friend who called TO see him this
evening he expressed his intention OF
cleaning up the court on the legal qGes-
ton Of his confinement
The grand jury, which met to-day
md examined its witnesses in secret,
brought in a joint indictment late this
evening for misdemeenOr in reSculng
the Senator. Five of these were from
Edinburg. five miles south of here, AMI
one was from Woodstock. The only
man of prominence was Joseph HOltz-
man. proprietor Of the Eureka House,
Of Edinburg. An indictment for mis-
dcmeanor was also found against Dep
uty-Sherif' Hotel. who was with Sen
ator Hiddlcberger in the jail at the
time Of the rescue. The fact OF few
persons liberating the Senator without
forcing the jail proper counts heavily
against the deputy. ltalso shows that the
people of Shenandoah are law-aRiding
and the great mob myth of excited
minds. A motion made'by counsel
for the Deputy Sheriff to qaash the in
dictment against him on the ground OF
some illegality in swearing the grand
Jurors was argued and will be con
tinucd tomorrow. There is little
doubt, however, but that the iudict-
meut against tho Deputy will stand.
Senator Riddlebcrger tonight, to his
friends, criticized quite severely the
findings of the grand jury today: 1t
10 more than probable that he will ap-
rcsr as counsel for the defence at the
tlinl OF those nartles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKRr.

There was little interest In anything bat
auction sales to-day. and most Of the offerings
were very common, while i0Hc. was the
highest price noted. II looks as II farmers
rad scrapei the floors OF their barns for the
damaged and frosted tobacco now coming In.
stll there Is sale for II at 10 fc. Very
little is Doing In brigh. or shipping grades
Tie continued rains are making largo Leaf
but coarssr tobacco. Only tho poorer lands are
bettered by 80 much wet weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Emperor williams Condition.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatcn-I
BERLIN. August 19.-Emperor Viii
liam is so i'll that it has been arranged
that the King of Saxony shall repre-
sent him at the Koenigsburg manoeu-
vres. An official bulletin says the En-
peror caught cold during a sudden
change in the weather, and that the
chief symptoms of his present indispo-
ton are occasional rheumatic attacks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Two Terrible Accidents from Prema'
tnrc ENnlOhiOns OF Cnmnsn.

IDy lrIcsIiI'D 70 lIle UI-PaIvH.I
ENFIELD, ILL.,, August l9.-Two ter
rible accidents occurred here this morn
ing at the reunion Of the Eighty-ccy-
enth Illinois veterans. During the
sbfm battle a cannon was prematurely
discharged, blowing oil James Crock
cts right arm. An instant later few
rods distant another cannon discharged
prcmaturely and stretched five bleed
ing victims on the ground. Gabe SUI
leueer had both arms blown oil M
will probably die. The Others injured
were Robert johnson, Irwin Reeder,
william Daniels, aud Emanuel Berry.
They are fearfully lacerated and
hnrnol. bit will survive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
continue their travels, and did every
thing possible to be done for the COM
fort of tho rest.
ANOTHER srEamsHIPACc
1hc Steamer Trnyc brushes Into
Her f'irr In uebokeU-Sevcrar
paSscugcrs lpiuted.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

iby telegraph " me DiSpatch.j
HopoEEN, n. j., August l9.-The
new North German Lloyd steamer
Trave, from Bremen, met with serious
accident about II o'clock this morning
while making her pier in this city.
There was tug alongside the huge
ship, when suddenly her bow swung
around and crushed into the lower por-
ton OF the pier, tearing away the entire
roof. A portion of the shed fell upon
the bow Of the ship. striking several OF
the storage passengers and two or
three Of tho crew. A number OF the
passengers had their heads cut open
and are believed to be fatally injured.
A panic cusued on board the ship, and
the officers had great difficulty IN re-
storing order.
The names Of the injured persons
could not re ascertained. Several
women passen 3ers tainted when the
crash occurred. Captain Willigerode,
Of the Trave, attributes the accident
solely TO the strong current.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Business Failures.

10y ItItBIaUH 70 lHv DISP~VtHsI
New YORK, August l9.-The bust
ness failures occurring throughout tue
country during the last week number
For the United States, 135 Canada,
2G-totsl, l6l-against $50 last week
and 1873 the week previous. This week
the casualties in the Middle and New
England States and New York city are
eXceDtionaliy light,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Fire I'm Milton. ". 4.

IbY ICIttI-III % VIC 41'HFs1V-'4'I
DANvILLE, VA, August l9.-Iniorma-
ton has been received from the little
town OF Milton, y. c., OF serious
confagration there late lat night. The
fire originated in Powell's saloon, AMI
spread in both directions. Five frame
stores and brick store were Totally
destroyed. Losses and insurance not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Riot In County Kerry.

by Anglo-Americau cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, August 10. "A riot occurred
to-day at Kenmare, County Kerry, and
the mob attacked and stoned the bar
racks where the police were quartereJ.
The police charged with drawn swords
upon the rioters, jnjuring many OF
them and arrcsting n number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
THRLE-FORTY.
THREE FORTY.

Lodio-you ,elo hare bOys u eio,hs aai care
for-.for oEe reet he opportunity II dressing your
Joys elegantly enG cheap'y-li d)5u, hay tis
regular frice-,H remain open 10 you here.
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CEyTS
riY Iuy the choice u all those handsome Suits Jor
Eoys. ages Jour 10 fourteen. irh Knee- Pdnis that
re haze ban scHing cartier in the season at s..
$50, .6, end 500 a SUIT
Suppose your boys are seu proviiei NTH sum-
p,er clothes, chat then, Why ~ great majority
Of the suits that IRE are selling at
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTF CByTS
each are sueh as uere fntenfsd for early spring
rear c. consequently they are JUS: The retght Jor
crisp September and Octoter days. Boys clothes
shouid Je graded in reightto suit the changing
eeascns You can't afford 10 let your boy continue
Wearing hin summer goods until he frost Is on
the ground phen you can buy from as any day
this veek, for
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS,
your choice II about seren hundred suits, the
greater number Of them correct in veigM for
carly fall rear but handrets Of them jaa the
veigAt and style 10 rear yOW-yoy. rhen the
little ysiiOrs are returning from The ssdshore and
the m0untd.a5, Jronzed, heating, and ragged.
7hese suits, that are nOW going Ike his,ls-dova
IN a SEPTEMBER gcle at
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
each. are correct in cur, style, make, pattern All
it, Not one suit rortA less than s., and the bulk
IF them u0Tth-in fact haze been selling Jor-s55O,
50, and 81. 20 a SUIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
virginia and West virginia Pom.
aiNnerA.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatcl

IDy IrItGTLIH y IIV UIsI7aI'IsI
WASHINGTON. August l9.-The Press
dent has signed an order transferring
the names of pensioners residing i'll
Virginia and West Virginia from the
rolls of the pension agency located al
knoxville, Tenn. to the agency in TIL,
city. HE order will take effect Noyem-
her ist Ne Xt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
A Phenomenal Eclipse OF the SIM.

A Phenomenal Eclipse Of the Snn'
IBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispstcn.l
BERLIN, August 19.--There was IN
eclipse of the sun to-day. The sky was
entirely overcast and the sun was in'
visible. The eclipse was preceded o1y
the appearance Of deeply colored clouds.
The color increased asthe sun rose, but
gradually faded. whereupon genera!
darkness suddenly set in. Clouds oil
deep coloring returned after a few min
utes, and then daylight ensued. Thou-
sands of people come to Berlin by rail-
way and in carriages from different
parts to observe the phenomenon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
A Veteran Astronomer Dead,

my teicBfnpn W 'no h'sPaNh-J
RosIoY, August l9.-Alvan CLARK,
who has had Il worldwide reputation as
practical astronomer and manufac-
turer of telescopes, and who has been
resident OF Cambridge for the past
fifty-two years, died this morning aged
eiphtv-three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Grninrnes Killed fn Sicily.

ny Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
RoME, August 19.-During riot to-
day in Sicily, growing out of the effol s
of the authorities to enforce quarantine
regulations two gendsrmes were xiv
cd. Many of the rioters were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dlspaicn.I
LONDON, August 29.-The House OF
Lords this evening adopted the Irish
lard bill as received from the House OF
Commons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Failure of an Ontario Bank

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dspatch.l
LONDON, ONT, August l9.-The Bank
of London suspended payment this
morning. The bank had Subscribed
capital o. 81, 000, 900. Of which 1923, 5SS
was paid mp. Very little loss is antici-
pated by billholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Another Bank Derauiter.

CARMEL, N. Y, August l9.-F. A.
Hoyt, cashier OF the Putnam County
Savings Bank, is defaulter in the
amount of S25, ZOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
The Cholera.

GBy Anelo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN, August 19.-At Malta, du-
ring the past twenty-four hours, there
have been fourteen new cases ofcholera
and nine deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
lIcaNoND STOCK VIGILANCE

BALTIMORE. Nd. August i9.-Virginia 6's
consolidated. AN; past-duo coupons, Wy 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Professor Baird Dead.

WOODS HoLL, MASS, August 10
Professor Spencer 4. Baird, of the
United States Fish Commission, died
here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Tzr WEArass IN RICHMOND YgsTsRDky was
clear nrd leassnt, with Sigh. rain IN the az
Range q Thermometer Yesterday;
Xeau temperstUre.........
trryrrxsz1 ulzru.1rsw-v

Jacob Stanlrd, so well known at Old
Point, is now employed at the st. james
Hotel, and is in full charge of the bar.
Ask tor Julien Binford's "Priyate
Stock" and jacob will Smiic, as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
norh

We quote: FINE. =. 0ssz. IS: sspernce, s2.iss
tsg3: extra. - oDa 81 IS family. ksats.5r patent
family. country, ta1jsss.2J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
TIKI RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. AUGUST 90. 1887.

markably free from overt crime. We
bad hoped that the summary operation
of the crimes act would have sufiiced,
but on more complete information the
Executive considers stronger measures
necessary,